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Kovai🇺🇸
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- US Citizens would be rioting in the streets if they understood how massive the scale is at which US firms have outsourced critical functions to remote workers in India. It's the biggest unspoken national security risk facing the country today, BY FAR. Not hyperbole. It's dire.India is not one of the United States allies. They are the I in BRICS. India has trade relations with IRAN. They also still trade with NORTH KOREA. Do you really think it's a good idea to have them take over entire towns across the US? Deport them ALL. Ban all Indian Visas.
- Replying to @interesting_aIlLol. This guy sucks. Doing it all wrong. Wtf.
- Replying to @ItsJuliansRumAnd 10x or more jobs outsourced remotely to India and others. It's direct economic warfare targeted at America, particularly impacting young Americans trying to start a family / life.
- Replying to @thejobchickThey're hiring remote workers in India using firms like @TCS There is tsunami sweeping through America right now, silent and unseen by the vast majority of citizens. TCS and the many others just like them are made up of millions of remote Indian workers. MANY MILLIONS. They are
- Replying to @LibsHateUsPoor guy's house was raided after this and he was arrested. Jailed. And sentenced to 5 years in prison. Also ordered to pay 100k in damages.
- Replying to @JackPosobiecIt gets worse! They're also currently engaged in large, LARGE scale state backed economic warfare, targeting America's labor force directly. Using firms like @TCS they are AGRESSIVLEY targeting entire American strategic industries and companies. And the operation is RAMPING UP.
- Replying to @njhochman and @NatConTalkThey're also hiring remote workers in India using firms like @TCS There is tsunami sweeping through America right now, silent and unseen by the vast majority of citizens. TCS and the many others just like them are made up of millions of remote Indian workers. MANY MILLIONS.
- Replying to @HisArchnessI don't blame India. I blame corporate greed and lax policy, spawned from decades of corrupt and complacent, wet noodle politicians.
